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Jew

Any person whose religion is Judaism. In a wider sense the term refers to any member of a worldwide ethnic and cultural group descended from the ancient Hebrews who traditionally practiced the Jewish religion. The Hebrew term Yehudi, translated as Judaeus in Latin and Jew in English, originally referred to a member of the tribe of Judah. In Jewish tradition, any child born of a Jewish mother is considered a Jew; in Reform Judaism a child is considered a Jew if either parent is Jewish.


Jew
1. a member of the Semitic people who are notionally descended from the ancient Israelites, are spread throughout the world, and are linked by loose cultural or religious ties
2. a person whose religion is Judaism


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Where as these Jewes purgen hir entraille"(138-139) where his body had been cast.
Bloom's peculiar position was inspired by Herrick's rich four-line poem, "North and South" (1647), which synthesizes several important themes in the novel: The Jewes in their beds, and offices of ease, Plac't North and South, for these cleane purposes; That man's uncomely froth might not molest God's wayes and walks, which lie still East and West.
] Fyrst here I shewe ye of a holy Jewes shepe A bone--I pray you take good kepe To my wordes and marke them well: Yf any of your bestes belyes do swell, Dyppe this bone in the water that he dothe take Into his body, and the swellynge shall slake.
 
 
 
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